Getting Through College Without Going Broke

by Jacques Negro and Theresa Fives

Written and edited by current college students and recent graduates from colleges and universities across the US, each book in this series of student guides focuses on a particular topic of interest... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1932204016
• ISBN13: 9781932204018
• Release Date: April 2003
• Publisher: Natavi Guides
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.7"

Customer Reviews

Five Stars is not enough for this book

I thought this would be mostly about financial aid too, but it wasn't. My mother gave me this book before I went off to college (Freshman at Jackson State University). My sister also read it before she went to school and it teaches you about how to manage your money in all financial areas including your credit cards. I recommend this book to all college students no matter what level your at. This can help you put your money matters in order.

Most Helpful College Finance Book I've Ever Read!

This book really covers it all - from financial aid to money management to real student experiences with paying for college and budgeting their time and money - it was the most well-written and accessible money-related book i've ever read. As I prepare for my freshman year, I'm now much less stressed about how to handle all of the money issues that come with college. Buy this book!

Great Tips & Budget Advice!

I thought this book would be mostly about financial aid, but it has so much more information that it's probably the most helpful money management book I've ever read. With quotes, essays, and interviews from students and recent graduates, this book is a great resource to make the right financial aid decisions, but also for dealing with all money matters including credit cards, budgets, and handling the stress of the college bill! I definitely recommend this book to any year college student! (I'm a sophomore.)